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THIRD TERM VOCABULARY (2º ESO)
SCHOOL YEAR
2013-14
Accountant  contable
ASAP  as soon as possible
Bake (to)  hornear
Balcony balcón
Basque country  País Vasco
Beanhaba
Beef  carne de vaca
Believers  creyente
Bleed (to)  sangrar
Blue-eyed man  un hombre de ojos azules
Book (to)  reservar (a table / a hotel room)
Brand marca (comercial)
Brick  ladrillo
Brunch  it’s a combination of lunch and breakfast
Bullfighting  corrida de toros
Bullfighter  torero
Cathedral  catedral
Cheek  mejilla
Cheeky  carota
Chewing gum  chicle
Compliment  halago,cumplido
i.e. I’ll take it as a compliment  me lo tomo como un cumplido
Crowd  multitud
Crowded  abarrotado, atiborrado de gente
Delayed  retrasado
Dust  polvo
Dusty  polvoriento
Embarrassed  avergonzada no embaraza PREGNANT  expecting a baby
Employ (to)  emplear
Enjoy oneself  pasárselo bien
i.e. Did you enjoy yourself at the birthday party?  te lo pasaste bien en la fiesta de cumpleaños?
Extended family  parientes lejanos
Fashionable  de moda
Find out (to)  descubrir
Frame marco
Front cover  portada Back cover  contraportada
Gossip  cotilleo Gossip  cotilla
Greenhouse  invernadero
Hill  colina
How boring!  qué aburrido
Jinxed gafados
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SCHOOL YEAR
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Knee  rodilla
Kneel down (to) arrodillarse
Latest  el más reciente
Lend (to)  prestar
Long-sleeved  de manga larga vs. short-sleeved
Lung  pulmón
Morning lark  alondra mañanera (ser una persona a la que le gusta levantarse temprano)
Mountain range  cordillera
Parade  desfile
Peer  compañero
Peer pressure  presión del grupo, presión de los iguales
Pointed hats / pointy hats  sombreros terminados en punta
Pope  cura
Posh pijo
Preach (to)  predicar
Priest  cura
Qualifications  an official paper showing that you have finished a training course or have the
necessary skills (habilidades)
Recall (to)  to remember
Rehearsal  ensayo
Replace (to) reemplazar
Room rate  tarifa de la habitación
Rope cuerda / maroma
Schedule  horario
Short-sleeved  de manga corta
Slippers zapatillas
Smelly  maloliente
Smog  smoke+ fog
Soon  pronto
Speech bubble  bocadillo
Starving  hambriento, muerto de hambre
Steel  acero
Step  paso
Step  peldaño, escalón
Step by step  paso a paso
Step(ped)  pisotear
Strength(s)  fortaleza
Teenager  adolescente
Terrified  asustada
Threat  amenaza
Threaten (to)  amenazar
Throughout  a lo largo y ancho de
Tracksuit  chándal
Tuxedo  esmoquin
Unemployment  desempleo
Unemployed  desempleado
Upload (to)  subir algo a internet
Warning  aviso
Weakness(es)  debilidad(es)
Weigh (to)  pesar
Wheel  rueda
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THIRD TERM VOCABULARY (2º ESO)
SCHOOL YEAR
2013-14
Wrist  muñeca (parte del cuerpo) vs. Doll (muñeca, a toy for young children that is like a fake
baby)
Yettodavía
Demonstration  manifestación
Threat  amenaza
KU KLUX KLAN  an organization of white supremacists who committed violent acts against
African-American people.
United Kingdom is made of Scotland, Wales, England, Northern Ireland
IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS
I agree  estoy de acuerdo
I disagree  no estoy de acuerdo
That is a tough question!  es una pregunta difícil
You are right  tienes razón
Me neither  yo tampoco
No pain, no gain  sin dolor no hay ganancia
What size do you wear?  ¿qué talla usas?
Mind the step  cuidado con el escalón
Mind the head!  cuidado con la cabeza
A picture is worth a thousand words  una imagen vale más que mil palabras
Do you want both of them to match?  ¿Quieres que ambas combinen?
Red suits you  el rojo te favorece
They don’t suit me  no me quedan bien
It suits me perfectly  me favorece, me queda bien
These shoes don’t fit me they are too tight  estos zapatos no me quedan bien de
talla, son muy apretados.
VOCABULARY ON “FOOD”
 Nuts  frutos secos
 Health  salud
 Fleshy  carnoso
 Creamy  cremoso
 Clove  diente de ajo
 Stalk  tallo
 Stone  piedra
 Peep  semilla
 Seed  semilla (calabaza, pipa)
 Watermelon  sandía
 Almond  almendra
 Mint sauce  salsa de menta
 Simnel cake  Simnel cake is a light fruit cake with two layers of almond paste or
marzipan, one in the middle and one on top, that is toasted, and eaten during the
Easter period in the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and some other countries.
FOOD SAYINGS
 Go bananas  volverse loco
i.e. He went bananas
 Go nuts  volverse loco
 One apple a day keeps the doctor away  una manzana al día aleja al doctor
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ACRONYMS (INTERNET)
ASAP  as soon as posible
LOL  laughing out loud
IDK  I don’t know
BRB  I’ll be right back
VERBS + PREPOSITIONS
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run OUT OF  quedarse sin algo, agotar
Play a prank/ trick ON sb  gastarle una broma a alguien
Temperaturas BELOW zero  temperaturas bajo cero
I’ll pop IN to see you  me pasaré / me acercaré
Play a prank ON sb  gastarle una broma a alguien
Fight AGAINST  luchar contra
Fight OVER (some food)  luchar por la comida
Laugh AT  reírse de
Laugh WITH  reírse con
ON the right / on the left  a la derecha y a la izquierda
Go ON a school trip / go ON a business trip  ir a una excursión del cole o en un viaje
de negocios.
Find OUT  descubrir
Stare AT  mirar fijamente a
i.e. Don't stare at people like that, it's rude.
Instead OF  en lugar de
i.e. You can go instead of me, if you want.
Push (empujar)
Sell (vender)
Huge (enorme)
Western (occidental)
Polite (educado)
Hard-working (trabajador)
Baggy (flojos)
Open-minded (abierto de mente,
tolerante)
Alive / living (vivo)
Fold (doblar)
Smiling (sonriente)
(work) part –time (a tiempo parcial)
Throw up
Award
Recall
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ANTONYMS
Pull (tirar)
Buy (comprar)
Tiny (enano)
Eastern (oriental)
Rude (maleducado, grosero)
Lazy (vago)
Tight (apretado)
Narrow-minded (de mente estrecha,
cerrado)
Dead (muerto)
Unfold (desdoblar)
Unsmiling (serio, sin sonreír)
(work) full-time trabajar a tiempo
completo
SYNONYMS
Vomit (vomitar)
Prize (premio)
remember
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THIRD TERM VOCABULARY (2º ESO)
SCHOOL YEAR
2013-14
EASILY CONFUSED WORDS
Receipt  (recibo) a piece of paper that proves that Ticket  (entrada) a small piece of paper or card given
money, goods, or information have been received
part of a meal
to someone, usually to show that they have paid for an
event, journey, or activity:
a concert ticket
a train/bus/plane ticket
Plate  (plato) a flat, usually round dish that you eat
from or serve food from.
Teacher  someone whose job is to teach in a school
Professor  (profesor universitario) a teacher of the
Dish (plato) food prepared in a particular way as
highest rank in a department of a British university, or a
teacher of high rank in an American university.
Trip  a journey in which you go somewhere, usually
for a short time, and come back again:
Voyage  a long journey, especially by ship
AMERICAN ENGLISH
Bill (billete)
Check (cuenta en un restaurante)
Truck (a large road vehicle that is used for transporting
BRITISH ENGLISH
Note (billete)
Bill (cuenta, en un restaurante)
Lorry (camión)
large amounts of goods)
Fall
(the season after summer and before winter, when
fruits and crops become ready to eat and the leaves fall off
the trees)
Autumn (otoño)
Mall
Gas
Vest (chaleco)
Shopping centre
Petrol station (estación de servicio)
Waistcoat (chaleco)
In British English a VEST is underwear.
PRONUNCIATION
/t/
/d/
Pushed
Stepped
Finished
walked
/ɪ/
Spinach
Written
Busy
Lettuce
Cabbage
/ɛə/
Pear
Pair
/eɪ/
available
/ɪd/
Arrived
Stayed
Played
Earned
Died
/ɑɪ/
Title
Fine
Nice
Writing
Nigeria
Kind
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Invited
Visited
Invented
/ɜː/
Sir
Girl
First
/ɔː/
Tall
Small
Wall
/ʌ/
Truck
tuxedo
/s/
City
cinema
/k/
Chemistry
Cucumber
Characters
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